A History of Japan, 第 3 巻

administration Arai Hakuseki Bakufu Buddhism Buke Sho-Hatto called castle towns character Chinese Chōshū Christian Chu Hsi clan Confucian Court cultivation daimyos Daté death developed domains Dutch economy edicts Emperor famine farm farmers feudal fief followed foreign Fudai Fudai daimyos Hakuseki hatamoto Hayashi Hayashi Razan Hidetada Hideyoshi Iemitsu Ienari Ienobu Ietsuna Ieyasu important increase influence interest issued Japan Japanese known Kōfu koku Kyoto Kyūshū land leaders learning living Matsudaira military class million koku Mito Nagasaki nature Neo-Confucianism obliged official Ōsaka peasants political population problems production provinces punished rank Razan reform revenue rice rising Rōjū rōnin rule ryō Sadanobu Sakai Sakai Tadakiyo samurai Satsuma scholars seclusion Sekigahara Sendai seventeenth century ships Shō Shōgun Shōsetsu silver social Sokō stipends studies Tadakatsu Tadakiyo Tairō Tanuma tion Tokugawa family Tokugawa Shōguns took Tozama trade Tsunayoshi vassals vessels village warrior class Yedo Yoshimune Yoshimune's Yui Shōsetsu